THERMAL MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES NSL-8 Syntactic Foam Presentation
What is NSL- 8? The base material for NSL-8 is Solvent free epoxy  Solvent free amine curing agent Various filler materials
Photo Micrograph of NSL-8 showing particles in resin system
Thermal Mitigation Technologies  NSL-8   Flexible Epoxy Resin Binder- The basis for flexible syntactic foam, ballistic foam, waterproof sealant and grout.
Features/Benefits  •   Long working time allows use in difficult  configurations  •   Minimal exothermic temperature rise during cure  •   Ambient cure  •   Outstanding bond strength to clean surfaces  •   High flexibility prevents breakage and cracking  •   Excellent thermal insulation properties  •   Resistant to most chemicals and harsh environments •   Convenient 1:1 mix ratio by volume
Plural component pump used to mix and apply NSL-8
Potential markets for applications of NSL-8 Deep Water Oil and Gas
Molds used to cast NSL-8 for deep water oil and gas project
Flexible epoxy NSL-8 insulation removed from mold
Underwater Insulation Patch
Deep Water Oil and Gas Buoyancy Material Pipeline Insulations Half Shells Phase Change Materials  Modules Wellhead Equipment Insulation Jumpers Flow line
Petrochemical Insulation Pipeline Insulation Within Plants Weldment Identification Half Shells Modules
Pre cast NSL-8 half shell for Petrochemical Industry
Liquid NSL-8 used as glue on half shells in Pipe Insulation
Fire Retardant Materials Piping Walls Barriers Potential
NSL-8 with Fire Retardant Chemistry
Ballistic Applications Ballistic Foam Barrier within current wall structures Military Equipment/Vehicles Ballistic Proof Buildings Military/Government Telecommunications Foreign Embassies
Standard Sub-Sea Insulation  40 caliber bullet fired from 7 yards
NSL-8 backing up titanium plate – 3 shots 9mm Luger + p +
.762 Round Stopped by NSL-8
Bomb Blast Panels  NSL-8 used to absorb shock of bomb blasts.  New 35,000 pound particles in NSL-8 show great promise in bomb blast mitigation.  NSL-8 is used in combination with other blast resistant materials.
NSL-8 Poured into Panel Mold
 
NSL-8 Filled 35,000 Pound Particle
Test Panel Setup – 159,000 PSI Bomb 12 Inches from Surface
Bomb Blast at EMRTC New Mexico
Photo of 159,000 PSI Bomb Blast
Crushed Particle After Blast Particles are 10 to 20 Microns in Size
One Half Inch of NSL-8 Strike Face  Panel with NSL-8 after 159,000 PSI Blast
Grout Materials Sea Wall Applications Specialty Applications Self Leveling Deck Coating  –  NASA  Highway Substrate  Flexible Paint  Sound Proofing Material
NSL-8 used as joint seal survives 30 foot storm surge of Katrina

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